| In the UK's hour of greatest need, Churchill's relations with Roosevelt were conducted with tact and a great sureness of touch. |
| That may sound dull, but he composed with a lyrical sureness of balance that makes his art as pure and purifying as he hoped. |
| It is meticulously incised with an image startling in its sureness of line, composition and structure, and magnificent in its subtlety. |
| There is a sureness of way, a gentle dignity and steadiness of purpose about a camel. |
| Our area however, is on the individual skater and his sureness of skating skills. |
| The snake had dislodged its fangs, slithering after her with sureness of the ground it moved upon, then climbed up a tree. |
